
Quick guide to N+One navigation: desktop header, mobile bottom nav, AI Coach, and where to find Settings and Integrations.
N+One organizes the main app around four desktop header tabs and a compact mobile bottom navigation. The app is labeled “Beta” in the header. This guide explains where to find key areas (Overview, Training, Readiness, Performance), how the AI Coach behaves, and where Settings live.
If you’re new: signing up uses /auth/signup and new users without a completed profile are routed through /onboarding. If you visit the app while offline see /offline for what works from cache and what requires network access.
On desktop the main navigation lives in the header as four primary tabs:
Overview — /overview
Training — /training
Readiness — /readiness
Performance — /performance
On phones the app uses a focused bottom nav with five items:
Settings are not in the bottom bar — open them from the profile menu in the header (see next section).
Open the profile menu in the header to reach Settings. The top-level /settings redirects to your profile page. Key settings pages:
The Integrations page is titled “Device Integrations” and lists active integrations and their sync status. Current active integrations shown in the app are: Strava, Wahoo, WHOOP, and Garmin. Oura Ring is shown on the page as full integration coming soon (inactive). There’s also a workout upload section where a Zwift card appears with the copy “full integration coming soon.”
Integration notes you may find useful on /settings/integrations:
Open Settings → Help & Support (/settings/support) for FAQ-style accordions, a contact form, and links to broader help. For deeper reads on training concepts, explore the knowledge base from the app.
If you need help with privacy or legal details, see the app’s privacy and terms pages.
N+One is designed to make the next session the right session. Use the header or bottom nav to move quickly between your dashboard, calendar, readiness, performance analytics, and the Coach chat. When life happens, the app focuses on the immediate adaptation — the next ride is the most important one.